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Re: what was the first electronic marker???

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Posted by WARPIG Tech on June 25, 2002 at 11:37:21:

In Reply to: what was the first electronic marker??? posted by CockerXprt on June 22, 2002 at 22:24:14:

: a few friends of mine started disscussing this, and we dont know which marker it is.
: i belive it was the shocker,but they said it was the angel
: so if anybody has any info can yall give me some feedback
: thx
: Froggy
: scenario team odyseey

Both the PVI Shocker and the WDP Angel were unveiled to the US Public at the same industry conference at the International Amateur Open. If memory serves, the Shocker was shown about 5-10 minutes before the Angel. The Angel was shown in England before that though, so you might technically call it first, but I believe that the PVI Shocker (not the same as the currently produced Shockers, I think the only major compatible parts are the barrel and it had a funky stamped metal trigger) was in stores in the US well before the Angel, which was distributed by Brass Eagle, made it into stores.

See you on the field,
-Bill Mills

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: : a few friends of mine started disscussing this, and we dont know which marker it is. : : i belive it was the shocker,but they said it was the angel : : so if anybody has any info can yall give me some feedback : : thx : : Froggy : : scenario team odyseey : Both the PVI Shocker and the WDP Angel were unveiled to the US Public at the same industry conference at the International Amateur Open. If memory serves, the Shocker was shown about 5-10 minutes before the Angel. The Angel was shown in England before that though, so you might technically call it first, but I believe that the PVI Shocker (not the same as the currently produced Shockers, I think the only major compatible parts are the barrel and it had a funky stamped metal trigger) was in stores in the US well before the Angel, which was distributed by Brass Eagle, made it into stores. : See you on the field, : -Bill Mills

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